Thank You, You Guys Made This Possible (New Lexus 93, 000)
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Lexus is in desperate need of a new grill design, the old one is just that old and tired. Whenever you go for a wide axle in the rear you run the risk of making your car look bulbous and fat, and easy solution to this problem is to make a matching wide track front end. I must sadly report that brand differentiation with Lexus is non existent and I pretty much think of them as Toyota's. The good news is that I have a rather high opinion of Toyota.
Date: 2020-06-16
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Robert
I must say for many of these your USA problems with your USA BMWs, Audis, and other European cars have in the USA, we here in EU have no idea. this is maybe to the fact because of your brand new BWM m3 fully loaded costs less than 2-3 years old BMW m3 in the EU. I really I can't find so many problem here in EU internet and forums like in the USA. Maybe it is related to quality.
Your videos are nice and informative. But Mr. Scotty we all cant buy new old 30 years old tractor to drive so every mechanic with the chanal in the garage can exchange the oil. simply they do not make cars like this anymore
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I must say for many of these your USA problems with your USA BMWs, Audis, and other European cars have in the USA, we here in EU have no idea. this is maybe to the fact because of your brand new BWM m3 fully loaded costs less than 2-3 years old BMW m3 in the EU. I really I can't find so many problem here in EU internet and forums like in the USA. Maybe it is related to quality.
Your videos are nice and informative. But Mr. Scotty we all cant buy new old 30 years old tractor to drive so every mechanic with the chanal in the garage can exchange the oil. simply they do not make cars like this anymore
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drwisdom1
This car doesn't make much sense. The idea of a sports car is that you are willing to give up seating, practicality, and fuel efficiency to gain fun and performance. Loading up a sports car with two engines and two transmissions means it isn't a sports car. Adding the word luxury doesn't change anything. One of the reasons Mr. Kilmer favors Toyotas is they last longer than other makes and can be affordably kept on the road decades later. But for low distribution vehicles like this Lexus, there won't be reasonable priced parts after ten years, if you can find them.
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This car doesn't make much sense. The idea of a sports car is that you are willing to give up seating, practicality, and fuel efficiency to gain fun and performance. Loading up a sports car with two engines and two transmissions means it isn't a sports car. Adding the word luxury doesn't change anything. One of the reasons Mr. Kilmer favors Toyotas is they last longer than other makes and can be affordably kept on the road decades later. But for low distribution vehicles like this Lexus, there won't be reasonable priced parts after ten years, if you can find them.
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milico
Scotty please read! I drive a 2009 Volvo C70 and I've been putting water instead of engine coolant because the summers here in California are HOT. And I was on the freeway today when my engine overheated. I came home to open the hood and I found a thick piece of silicone in the engine that looked like it popped off. I then saw that water was all over my engine and leaking off the side of the car! It wouldn't stop steaming too for a while. What do you think the problem is?
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Scotty please read! I drive a 2009 Volvo C70 and I've been putting water instead of engine coolant because the summers here in California are HOT. And I was on the freeway today when my engine overheated. I came home to open the hood and I found a thick piece of silicone in the engine that looked like it popped off. I then saw that water was all over my engine and leaking off the side of the car! It wouldn't stop steaming too for a while. What do you think the problem is?
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John
Hey Scott, I got a 2017 Nissan Altima and it s at 60k miles now since I drive a lot. Haven t had to fix anything yet and it works well, but I m a bit worried since you seem to talk down on them, do you recommend me to trade it in before I fully pay it off? I only owe 9k left on it. I would ideally trade it in for a Toyota Camry trd
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Hey Scott, I got a 2017 Nissan Altima and it s at 60k miles now since I drive a lot. Haven t had to fix anything yet and it works well, but I m a bit worried since you seem to talk down on them, do you recommend me to trade it in before I fully pay it off? I only owe 9k left on it. I would ideally trade it in for a Toyota Camry trd
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Diswazzi
I actually really like that track pad design for interacting with the dash interface. It allows you to control the interface without having to reach your arm to touch the screen. With some time for development it can turn out to be extremely well designed. It may turn out so well that it will be adopted by most future cars.
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I actually really like that track pad design for interacting with the dash interface. It allows you to control the interface without having to reach your arm to touch the screen. With some time for development it can turn out to be extremely well designed. It may turn out so well that it will be adopted by most future cars.
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Stan
93, 000 for mid 20's gas mileage? For that I would expect 100 mpg. I get mid to upper 20 's round town in a 2010 Corolla with air running cold on hottest days. Auto too.
Really, when are these super cars going to be what even the wealthy like? As few trips to the gas stations as possible.
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93, 000 for mid 20's gas mileage? For that I would expect 100 mpg. I get mid to upper 20 's round town in a 2010 Corolla with air running cold on hottest days. Auto too.
Really, when are these super cars going to be what even the wealthy like? As few trips to the gas stations as possible.
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lokisgodhi
If Toyota has a nearly 300hp V6 it begs the question why does Toyota need to share a platform and engine with BMW to make a Supra. Just because the Supra had a straight six in the past, it doesn't need one in the present. A powerful Toyota V6 is more than acceptable.
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If Toyota has a nearly 300hp V6 it begs the question why does Toyota need to share a platform and engine with BMW to make a Supra. Just because the Supra had a straight six in the past, it doesn't need one in the present. A powerful Toyota V6 is more than acceptable.
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jsslandro
Sounds like a real money pit. Not worth it. If the batteries don't make the car crazy fast and silent, they are just aomething thats gonna crap out and be astronomically expensive. Yeah the car is really beautiful. They should make one that juns on just gasoline.
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Sounds like a real money pit. Not worth it. If the batteries don't make the car crazy fast and silent, they are just aomething thats gonna crap out and be astronomically expensive. Yeah the car is really beautiful. They should make one that juns on just gasoline.
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Dimitris
I swear every car reviewer complains about the Lexus infotainment since for ever and Lexus never ditch it, even I found it dificult to opperate it when I rent one once, but if Lexus decides to change it after Scotty said it's difficult. ..
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I swear every car reviewer complains about the Lexus infotainment since for ever and Lexus never ditch it, even I found it dificult to opperate it when I rent one once, but if Lexus decides to change it after Scotty said it's difficult. ..
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